Anybody Here from Jersey? (in rare DJ) first hand accounts of American GI's from New Jersey, while stationed in Italy, Manila, Pacific Islands, London & Luxembourg, in WWII during April, 1945 - September, 1945

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Herald News, Passaic, New Jersey. 1945. 274 pages. First edition, first printing. Book is about-fine. Tight. Binding and hinges are strong and sound. Blue cloth stamped with gold titles. Book, pages and endpapers are all bright and clean. A tiny touch of shelf-rub. Rare original DJ with $3.50 price intact on flap. DJ shows rubbing, creasing and a few open chips. The Passaic Herald News, a newspaper covering Northern New Jersey, and the twenty communities of Passaic County, dispatched three investigative journalist reporters to track down local GI's stationed overseas during WWII, and share their first-hand accounts fighting overseas, in real time, with readers of the Passaic Herald News newspaper. Within these 274 pages, are the best of these stories that were collected from April to September of 1945; from various posts on "the Forgotten Front" of Italy, London, Luxembourg, Manila, and various Pacific Islands. A genius, and courageous foray into bringing the war home to New Jersey, by way of its own local Jersey GI's stationed abroad, in real time. Near fine in rare DJ with flaws. N° de ref. del artículo 003574

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